Federal fix looms without map plan
It’s unclear when lawmakers will go home as the fight continues over how to redraw House and Senate districts to reflect population changes over the last decade.
Efforts were afoot Tuesday to maneuver a last-ditch vote on maps in the Republican-controlled Senate, which previously turned down the map drawn by Democrats in the House.
The Democratic House leadership is expected to push another vote today on the maps in a vehicle that would then go to the Senate floor for consideration – if Senate Rules Committee Chairman Billy Hewes allows a vote. “I haven’t made that decision yet,” said Hewes, R-Gulfport.
Clarion Ledger
4/5/11
About the Author(s)
Magnolia Tribune
This article was produced by Magnolia Tribune staff.
More Like This
News
|
Jack Brook, Associated Press
, Dave Collins, Associated Press
, David Fischer, Associated Press
•
June 19, 2026
Tropical storm remnants drench Gulf states after tornadoes hit the Midwest
Arthur was the first tropical storm of the season in the Atlantic basin, and although it quickly downgraded within a day of forming, the lingering system created dangerous conditions in Louisiana and Mississippi.
More From This Author
Previous Story